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Hola Jeff. Has conseguido con esta imagen que este un buen rato mirandola en un intento de descifrar lo indescifrable. Repito, me gusta tu punto de vista a la hora de tomar una foto. Felicidades y gracias nuevamente por tus comentarios.

Don't know whether this should be street, abstract, or what, but it

caught my eye enough to make me make a u-turn at the following

traffic light & come back to shoot it. Any thoughts? Interesting?

Too busy? (it was actually quite a bit larger but I only had a fairly

longish lens and there wasn't much room to keep backing up). Any

thoughts on composition or anything else? Thank you in advance for

any and all critiques comments or rates.

Jeff, I have a number of photographs similar to this but have never posted for others to see. Every time I see this type of image I'm forced to stop and shoot it. I'm glad to see that I'm not alone in my fixation for this kind of chaos. If I ever do decide to post any of mine it will be shown as abstract.

Jeff, I like this kind of image too. What I might have chosen though would be to isolate an area of interest and become even more abstract. In the end, I find on these pages, if the color is appealing it will do well.

 

BTW, thank you for stopping by when you do :-)

Finally, "advice"! Just curious which part or parts might work more effectively (this billboard's about 1/2 mile from where I work, so wouldn't mind trying). Just on the fly after reading your comments I thought maybe the green spanish bit on the left, but then again...maybe the yellowy rectangle and the stuff inside it? Would love to get a feel for what might do the trick if you get the chance. Thanks again for you comments, it's an honor to have you stop by every so often.

jeff

I see what you mean, Jef. Indeed ... great minds do meet :-) even the titles match!

Thank you for stopping by! It was a pleasure to have found your portfolio